Blog
Guides from the Querylookup Research channel — edited write-ups with the video embedded, written to be found on Google and in AI answers.
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How to claim your business in ChatGPT
A walkthrough of OpenAI’s business-claim flow in ChatGPT: find or create your listing, add a website or location, and understand what the beta currently offers.
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I tried to rank in ChatGPT using Semrush AI Visibility
Raj uses Semrush’s AI Visibility tools to see why a page can rank in Google yet still lose recommendations in ChatGPT, Claude and Gemini.
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I let Grok Bots run my blog for 30 days
Raj creates Grok Bots on grok.com, connects them to a WordPress site, and talks through a 30-day experiment in automated blogging.
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SEO blog automation using Grok Bots
A shorter, more practical follow-up: Raj creates a Grok Bot named David and walks through automating WordPress blogging from grok.com.
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Humanizing AI content: what actually helps a page, and what does not
Raj drafts a short article in a chatbot, checks it in a detector, then rewrites it. We recap the process — and why a 0% detector score is not a ranking strategy.
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Rewriting a draft with Gemini: a short test, not a ranking trick
Raj uses Gemini 3.8 Flash in Google AI Studio to draft a trends-based blog post. We recap the setup and the editorial limits of the method.
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How Raj uses Grok 4.6 when editing AI-assisted blog drafts
A longer look at Raj’s entertainment-and-trends drafting workflow in Grok, including why watermark talk is not the same as an editorial standard.
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Using Grok 4.6 and Google Trends to plan blog posts
Raj starts from Google Trends (including World Cup 2026 interest), pulls related searches, and uses Grok 4.6 to help draft posts. We recap the method without the “10k month” promise.
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Google says content quality matters more than how many SEO articles you write
A Semrush-sponsored walkthrough of why relevance and backlinks matter more than raw article count, plus how Raj uses the SEO and AI Visibility toolkits.
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Finding useful backlinks for tool websites, including unlinked mentions
Raj uses Semrush brand monitoring to find pages that mention a product but do not link, and talks through outreach. He also mentions a short-term click increase on his own site.